Question 9 of 10 In the United States political leaders are elected to represent the American people. While presidents, governors, and legislators have political authority, their power comes directly from the citizens who vote for them. This political philosophy is most similar to which of these philosophers' beliefs? A. Thomas Hobbes B. Voltaire C. John Locke D. John Calvin

What are the Five Pillars of Islam? The various divisions of the faith The required daily prayers for Muslims Muhammad and the four leaders after him The major duties required of all Muslims

Which of the following purposes of government is best defined as ensuring that the rule of law is followed? legitimacy order liberty authority

According to Rogers , Hobbes' theory of the development of morality and the basis for moral interaction he proposes is satisfying and helpful as a functional moral theory. 1) True 2) False

When we affirm the consequent in a conditional argument,which type of fallacy is being used? Select one: a. Congruent b. Formal C c. Informal d. Proper

Rogers argues that humans did not invent morality because morality exists wherever __ and __ exist. 1) kindness; generosity 2) thinking; doing 3) religion; law 4) rationality; self -determination

Which principle gives The Federal Government the ability to maintains many authorities such as relations with foreign countries? Federalism Individual Rights Republicanism Popular Sovereignty

Shibata's optical illusions help us understand how we see: by cleverly rendering illusions which stem from our daily lives. by opening our visual world to new possibilities. by tricking us into confrontation with our unconscious visual biases. All of these choices

What new idea is introduced in these pieces that points toward the Renaissance? The psychology or identity of the figures in the painting The reality of angels and their tendency to occupy real space The notion of tangible realistic space and clothing

Which of the following is a common view in indigenous Religions? Animism Polytheism Monotheism

According to Aristotle , what is the difference between voluntary and involuntary actions? Voluntary actions are those that are done without intention, while involuntary actions are done intentionally. Voluntary actions are done intentionally, while involuntary actions are done without intention. Voluntary actions are always morally right, while involuntary actions are always morally wrong. There is no difference between voluntary and involuntary actions.